Anyone have this? Loads to offer in return!

(This is a sharing forum... I KNOW.)

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Abel Korzeniowski Scoring Carlo Carlei?s ?Romeo & Juliet? | Film Music Reporter (http://filmmusicreporter.com/2013/07/11/abel-korzeniowski-scoring-carlo-carleis-romeo-juliet/)

Oh, crap! that's two now...

Guys... i m also interested in this James Horner rejected score.
I have heard that it has been completed. So I'm sure it's available somewhere out there... :)

I would love the James Horner score as well!

Tough as titanic, but i second this.

I am really so astonished that Titanic still has't surfaced yet.

I am really so astonished that Titanic still has't surfaced yet.

Really? Cause I'm not

Well I just thought, you know, with all the people frantically looking for it, and it's also quite an old score... you''d think that after more than three different albums someone would have had an opportunity to grab them, wouldn't you? Unless of course the albums all originated from the same source that was always kept in the same location.

Really? Cause I'm not


I�m not suprised ;)

If you have Zimmer�s Da Vinci Code in Lossless would you mind uploading it .... Jesus I can�t believe I requested it

I am really so astonished that Titanic still has't surfaced yet.

Be nice if it did. Fuck.

When is Romeo and Juliet by James Horner going to be available? I can't believe it's not floating around on the internet yet! :-( Very sad that it may go unheard - since it was completed in its entirety!
Honestly, I'm not even sure how to process the fact that it may never be available. Very, very saddened by this fact.

Are you really surprised it is not floating around? A bit early to assume it will never see the light, don't you think?

I don't think they could ever surface the Titanic, last time I checked it's 3,925 meters below sea..

When is Romeo and Juliet by James Horner going to be available? I can't believe it's not floating around on the internet yet! :-(

Well, don't be surprised. Rejected scores RARELY leak. I mean RARELY. Let's take a look at recent years with the current known rejected scores and current known leaks; I'll go back 15 years (random choice), just to make it fair and not stop at any year where there might have been a leak, on purpose (I mean leaks, no where composers put cues up on their sites and/or promos):

2013: zero leaks.
2012: zero leaks.
2011: zero leaks.
2010: zero leaks.
2009: zero leaks.
2009: zero leaks.
2007: zero leaks.
2006: zero leaks.
2005: zero leaks.
2004: zero leaks.
2003: zero leaks.
2002: zero leaks.
2001: zero leaks.
2000: zero leaks.
1999: zero leaks.

We got Gabriel Yared's Troy, A Space Oddysey's Rejected Score, Torn Curtain Rejected, Gangs of New York Rejected, Scarlett Letter Rejected, etc. Why are you saying we got none? That is a total exaggeration.

First of all, I said not cues from composer sites and/or promos, so cross out "Troy" from your list. I also listed years, none of which the titles from your list, are from (except GoNY). I also said LEAKS. The titles you mentioned, aside from "Troy", are all OFFICIAL releases -- not leaks.

Again, leaks RARELY happen.

would love to hear this. :)

We all would. Perhaps Intrada or La-La Land will get around to it. There have been official releases of rejected scores. I guess the question to ask about them is, are they preserved in some way? I suppose the film makers themselves don't bother to keep them? maybe the composers do, for private purposes. But that surely is up to the composer. A full set for Streets of Fire has never leaked that I know of. Just the 11 minute or so suite (where DID that come from?). Do the commissioning companies retain rights? They did presumably at least pay for his time, and the orchestra/mastering etc. So they'd own it in theory? Unless the rejection nulled those rights? I guess I am asking, how difficult would finding the sessions be? In a situation like this it sounds pretty unlikely. Unless a label wants to PAY to get hold of it.

First of all, I said not cues from composer sites and/or promos.

Where do you think leaks come from?

Well, I don't know anything whatsoever about how well the sessions are hidden, but I doubt no one kept them. After all, we're talking about James Horner here. Whoever deleted those recordings would be a real idiot.

There have been so many unused and rejected scores that have either leaked or were officially released. These things have only been lost to time but never intentionally destroyed.

Sony Classical was supposed to release it but when the changeover happened the release was canceled.

Actually, the vast majority of rejected scores never get/never have been, released. And many were intentionalyl destroyed (Studios thaqt shut down and tossed master tapes in the garbage, studios that would save money by re-using tapes and recording over stuff, one instance of a composer reportedly destroying the tapes to his rejected score).